In Korea, owls have long been seen as symbols of wealth and prosperity, making them a popular motif in home décor and art.

People often keep owl-themed art in their homes to remind themselves of their hopes and wishes for abundance.

Lee Chul-hoon is a renowned artist known for his “Owl Art,” crafted using thick iron wires, also known as “ban-saeng.”

Through a meticulous welding process,

Lee connects each strand of iron wire, creating owl sculptures of various sizes, poses, and expressions.

After shaping the owls, he paints them with acrylic paint, which softens the strong image of iron, giving the owls a more gentle and approachable appearance. Additionally, he uses beads to create the eyes, adding a lifelike quality to his owl sculptures.

Lee Chul-hoon's “Owl Art” is not only a wonderful decorative piece for homes, offices, or commercial. spaces, symbolizing wealth and prosperity, but also serves as an excellent sculptural decoration.